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pecivil · 01-26-2007, 12:29 PM

Water may have been why....but water does not flow uphill, so as long as the actual intake structure is decent distance above the duct you should be ok?

of course you would be screwed if you tried to drive through a flow high enough to completely bury the duct, but that would be 18" or more of water......enough to think if it was raining that hard, you would not be in the boxster, eh?

01-26-2007, 12:29 PM	#3
pecivil Registered User Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Poway, CA Posts: 191	Water may have been why....but water does not flow uphill, so as long as the actual intake structure is decent distance above the duct you should be ok? of course you would be screwed if you tried to drive through a flow high enough to completely bury the duct, but that would be 18" or more of water......enough to think if it was raining that hard, you would not be in the boxster, eh? __________________ Arctic Silver 2000 Boxster 3.4l w/Sport Design Package Supersprint Boxster S Headers/Cats/Muffler AASCO Lt. Wt FLywheel Evo Intake Partial Carbon Interior Black Leather Sport seats M030 Sway Bars Litronics w/ Clear Corners Boxster S brakes B&M Short Shifter PnP rear Speakers + Amp